London / Twickenham info needed

[Nobby Diesel]

We always go in by train from Windsor. Dirt cheap parking right by the station.
It's the Riverside station, not the one in town.
I always find that the queues at the station for the return journey are packed going into London, but no problem going West.

[Doris]

I'm bit confused by all this Chris.  You're not prepared to pay £15 for secure parking but you want to head into London town to go shopping? 

Dx

[Bob U]

. We were there at the weekend

So was I. Was that good or what?

[Chris24]

Not planning on spending anything, as I have no money to spend at the moment, but just thought about looking around as i haven't been into London for probably 20 years !

Not too bothered if it takes me a while to get away as i am only travelling a short distance out to a country area and then kipping in the car over night and driving home on Sunday morning.

But since its just me paying for fuel and everything else then if i can save £15 then i will or at least plan to do so. Got to remember i have a trip to Goodwood the following weekend to pay for as well.

May give London centre a miss now since its about £8 on the tube. Bit expensive just to look around for 2 hours.

[Steve Pyro]

....Got to remember i have a trip to Goodwood the following weekend to pay for as well.
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Yes Chris, but you're after a free ticket for that!

[Chris24]

And £47 for saturdays admission, £15 for camping, £60 in fuel, £10 for a program, and it all starts to add up !

It cost £45 for a 3 day weekend ticket when i first went in 1998 !

[Big G]

. We were there at the weekend

So was I. Was that good or what?

Absolutely blinding show. One of the best I have seen in a long time 

[Bob U]

And £47 for saturdays admission, £15 for camping, £60 in fuel, £10 for a program, and it all starts to add up !

It cost £45 for a 3 day weekend ticket when i first went in 1998 !

Chris, don't forget to factor in the cost of a small bottle of water and a bag of Haribo gummy bears for the journey